New breakthroughs in diabetes research by scientists at the University of Auckland may lead to new treatments. Scientists have discovered that they believe a single molecular mechanism triggers both forms of disease. This has been suspected before, but no proof. Hormone amylin, a tiny toxic lumps in patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, destroys pancreatic beta cells, which makes Professor of Insulin University of Biological Sciences, Professor Garth Cooper said.
Truck Mounted Crane can lift and transport all kinds of goods, widespread use in transportation, civil construction (including constructional engineering, road and bridge engineering, municipal constructional engineering, mechanical engineering etc.), landscape sanitation, electricity and telecommunication industry, field operation, pipeline transportation, stone industry, dock cargo handing and long distance goods transfer. After installed additional device, it can be used for traffic accidents and high altitude rescue.
Which can choose all kinds of Brand, Such as HOWO, Golden Prince, HOWO A7, Hohan, Engine
power have 266HP, 290HP, 336HP, 371HP and so on. Emission stand from Euro 2 to Euro5.
Truck Mounted Crane Truck Mounted Crane,Howo Truck Mounted Crane,Light Duty Truck Mounted Crane,Telescopic Boom Crane SINOMICC INTERNATIONAL , http://www.rockstartyre.com
"We believe this discovery can be used to create new anti-diabetic items, hoping to have potential items in clinical trials and be ready for the next two years," Cooper said. "Our goal is to treat these two forms of disease in patients whose purpose is to prevent the death of insulin-secreting cells and increase the long-term goals of these cells." Diabetes, blood sugar levels rise in the blood, causing damage to organs, Such as heart, eyes and nerves.
Suffering from type 1 adolescent onset diabetes requires the injection of insulin to survive. Type 2, increasing global health issues, is a more common one. According to the International Diabetes Federation, it is expected that the number of people suffering from diabetes will reach 592 million by 2035.